president, where he's been dealing with egypt, also been dealing with some of the big issues at the nsa. brianna, martin? >> dan lothian, thank you so much for that report. >>> meantime, the violence in egypt is happening obviously halfway around the world, but the bloodshed is hitting close to home for egyptian americans, and that includes tens of thousands who are living in the new york area. >> our alina cho is standing by. sorry i was slow up there. and she's here to fill us in on their experiences. hello, alina. >> reporter: martin, brianna, good morning. you know, about 60,000 egyptian americans live in this tri-state area. 21,000 of them in new york city alone. and many of them live in this area of queens that's known as little egypt. it's really the egyptian american community of record in the u.s. and here in little egypt, when you walk around the streets, when you visit cafes, much of the talk, naturally, is centered around the bloodshed in egypt right now. in fact, in one cafe, tvs are actually set to the news coverage and people are glued to those sets. nearly everyone we sp